We have experience with some of the most unique card access applications and have developed time-tested strategies to deliver seamless key card administration. If you are interested in getting access control but donвЂ™t have the time and resources to manage a new system, we are able to do it for you! This is a service EPS has been offering for decades. They can add new employees, and remove former ones, set specific activation dates or deactivate access cards, and even limit access to areas on specific dates or times.

This includes administration of more than 3,000 unique user changes a month! The EPS Managed Access administrators are able to manage cards, records, and many other programming needs. Our dedicated access control team manages over 1,000 buildings for our customers. We manage your systems so you donвЂ™t have to Sign the cards in and out, and if one goes missing, simply turn off access to the card and it will no longer be of any use to the cardholder. Setting up an active schedule for these type of visitors is simple and easy, and provides an electronic record of each and every entry.ДЇor short-term visitors, a key card system can utilize extra pre-programmed вЂњguestвЂќ cards with basic access to predetermined rooms they may need access. At the end of their job, you can deny access to the card so they arenвЂ™t able to get in after the job is finished. Access control gives you the ability to enhance your security, and a variety of options for visitor management.ДЇor visitors who may have long-term access such as maintenance, technicians, or contractors, you can assign an access card with the ability to turn off access at any time. While this method is quick and easy, it provides essentially no security. Many facilities still use a handwritten paper log to check visitors in and out of the building. These are convenient for employees who donвЂ™t need to move around much, and only need to get in and out of the building and prefer not to carry around an ID card. Other employees prefer to have proximity key fobs as they are very durable and small enough to fit on a key-chain. This way the employee can have their badge attached to a lanyard or in their wallet while moving through the building for ease of use and accessibility. Some HID proximity cards come with the ability to be printed to, easily turning them into an ID card. Proximity cards are perfect for employees who need to have an ID on them at all times. Rather than carrying around multiple keys to different locked parts of a single building, employees can use their key fob or ID badge to quickly and safely enter a building. Employees are given access to different parts of the building with a card access key specific to them. Employers are able to manage who has the ability to get in the building and can easily monitor the system.

Using access control allows both employers and employees to feel safe in their workplace.

It is compatible with all HID proximity card readers and can be programmed in any HID proximity format.

MicroProx tags can easily convert an existing photo ID to a proximity card by attaching the adhesive-backed tag to a nonmetallic card or device.

Vertical or horizontal punch capability to be attached to a lanyard.

Proximity cards can be printed on with a custom logo or photo identification.

Small enough to place on a key ring or lanyard for convenience.

Proximity key fobs incorporate 125 kHz or 13.65 MHz reader technology for door access.

Proximity card readers come in a variety of forms ranging from key fobs to micro tags. Some access control systems still use a swipe card system that utilizes a magnetic strip to unlock a door, but we suggest moving towards proximity readers because of their durability, functionality, and range of card forms. Card access gives you a flexibility and security that traditional lock and key do not. You can program proximity cards to open specific doors, stop working during certain hours, and deactivate cards to deny employees further access. If the card number is valid and approved the door unlocks for a short period of time. The reader emits an electromagnetic field so when a proximity card is brought within the field the card is able to transmit its number to the reader through electronic circuits. Proximity card readers work by carrying power and data between the access control system panel and the reader. It allows you to identify who is in your building, control access to highly secure areas, and provide a safe environment for employees and visitors. They are more effective and efficient at securing buildings and making sure the right people have access to the right places at the right time. Access control and card access systems are the modern version of an old-fashioned lock and key.

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